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Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 9-14943, described as Painting; fisherman and child in black ink on white rayon; 32.5 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 3-29142a, described as Bark Paper. Various shades of bark paper with designs painted in bright colors. A-- light paper with design of a deer and plants; 18.0 cm x 12.0 cm B-- white paper with design of lion and birds; 34.0 cm x 23.5 cm C-- dark paper with design of birds on a flowering tree; 34.0 cm x 25.0 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 5-12957, described as Painting., Ethiopia unsp. 1959. 5-12957, acc no. 1274. Orig. no. 17-376. Collector: Cyrus Townsend Brady, Jr. Donor: Cyrus Townsend Brady, Jr. Materials, techniques: Watercolor and pencil, metallic paint on parchment Context of use: Made for sale Role in trade: Made for sale Description: Painting on parchment depicting "Dance of the Debteras" (scribes) on Timkat (The Epiphany). 9 persons depicted in clerical garb (white); several holding sistrums, 2 are drumming; yellow ground; h. 16, w. 24.2 cm. exclusive of mat./(sistra) /several hold long staffs;
Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number TEMP 2015.1976, described as Bark painting
Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 3-29141d, described as Bark Paper. Various shades of bark paper with designs painted in black. A-- light shade paper, zoomorphic design; 39.5 cm. x 29.5 cm. B-- marbelized paper, design of mythical warriors, geometric border; 48.0 cm. x 36.0 cm. C-- light shade paper, figures riding animals flying above rooftops; 48.0 cm. x 37.0 cm. D-- marbleized paper, zoomorphic design; 48.0 cm. x 36.0 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 17-505, described as Pastoral scene; road with two carabao pulling cart loaded with hay; rickshaw following behind; palm trees, two houses, hills.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 5-12956, described as Painting., Ethiopia unsp. 1959. 5-12956, acc no. 1274. Orig. no. 17-375. Collector: Cyrus Townsend Brady, Jr. Donor: Cyrus Townsend Brady, Jr. Materials, techniques: Watercolor, pencil, metallic pigment (grey); parchment Context of use: Traditionally Sheba was the Ethiopian Queen Maheda; the present Emperor (Haile Selassie) is said to be descended from Menelik I, son of Soloman and Sheba. Description: Painting on parchment depicting King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba; both are seated on chairs or thrones; curtain in background; yellow ground; green. blue, grey and red used for figures, chairs and curtain; h. 16.3, w. 25.5 cm. (exclusive of mat).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 3-29141c, described as Bark Paper. Various shades of bark paper with designs painted in black. A-- light shade paper, zoomorphic design; 39.5 cm. x 29.5 cm. B-- marbelized paper, design of mythical warriors, geometric border; 48.0 cm. x 36.0 cm. C-- light shade paper, figures riding animals flying above rooftops; 48.0 cm. x 37.0 cm. D-- marbleized paper, zoomorphic design; 48.0 cm. x 36.0 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 2-4817, described as Ink and crayon on rawhide. "The 8 figures with headdresses in the center are "gahi", mountain gods, dancing, probably in the "gotal", girls' adolescence ceremony. At the rear of each line is probably a clown. The lower middle portion shows another part of the ceremony which takes place inside the lodge about the fire. The girl is seen standing on the left. On each side are the Indian spectators." (Letter of P.E. Goddard, August 10, 1908). Original field catalogue entry: "Apache Painting of Devil Dance.
Hearst Museum object titled Painting, accession number 3-29141a, described as Bark Paper. Various shades of bark paper with designs painted in black. A-- light shade paper, zoomorphic design; 39.5 cm. x 29.5 cm. B-- marbelized paper, design of mythical warriors, geometric border; 48.0 cm. x 36.0 cm. C-- light shade paper, figures riding animals flying above rooftops; 48.0 cm. x 37.0 cm. D-- marbleized paper, zoomorphic design; 48.0 cm. x 36.0 cm.

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